Yer mom & I are going on a trip. The week of Sept 9th we've planned a trip where we'll ride our ATVs from Marysvale to Bryce Canyon, stay there 3 days, and ride back. Looks to be a whole lot of fun. There is a whole ATV trail system set up next to the National Park where you can see stuff just like in the park. See it HERE A national magazine wrote an article about one trail there being the most beautiful ATV trail in the US. Read it HERE. We'll be staying at "Harold's Place" where they have some log cabins. Be jealous. Be VERY jealous.
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